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It’s a bmw , normal handbrake a lot better for rear wheel drive :) you can get adaptive cruise on then

Let me tell you something..😉

@n there is an 330e touring out now

I can drive 60 km on electric

@@Mark_B544 what year is the car

You don't have to charge it. You can just drive like a normal car and when the petrol engine is running it will even charge the battery while driving. This is a great way to have the power and the range on the highway, but be clean and efficient driving full electric through towns and city's

Nope. With the car running, the engine/kinetic energy is always topping up the battery/powering the motor. If you're 40km into a journey and the battery hits zero, you should not loose any power.

Yes, you can drive it like any other car. The traction control is supposed to be even more sensitive since electric motors are supposed to be easier to modulate.

Kanan Jackson d

creativecatalyst1 yes

That's a big 10 4!

It is an option but was not on the car in the video

If I remember correctly, BMW gives a 8 year warranty on it. People need to freak out a lot less on these batteries. They're not like your cellphone batteries as they never truly get 100% discharged. They have failsafes built in to prevent memory effect. Look at the first gen prius, they're still fine. I believe Motor Trend did a test on a high milage prius vs a low milage prius and couldn't find a difference in fuel efficiency

If you're looking for pure electric driving, it'll be short but it should obtain very good fuel consumption though still

what will be the consumption on a trip like that ?

you need prius or ioniq, 50 miles is a lot

From my understanding, it still does but it is only for the in car accessories. The electric motor for EV starts the engine as the car is rolling

Myles Clayton you have had the car for a while now / or sold it. So what are your thoughts on it?

Yes there is! Very end of the video, I do a full on acceleration with sport and manual shift program. The mpg guage says eBoost when at full power

DragonNinja21 oh, ok. I have not watched it trough yet..

I figured it out, the cars i saw until now didn't have Surround View. If you order Surround View you get Side View included. If you want Side View, you have to order Surround View.

+styggederrik I believe the sideview is included in the surround view. Not sure how the options vary in Europe.

+DragonNinja21 like i said. you have to order surround view to get side view

+styggederrik of course, it is not standard here either. I like the extra insurance when parking in tight places so I'd get it

+DragonNinja21 i ordered it too. Just dropped parking assist, i am never parking like that anyway. :)

It was the first thing I was looking at when I drove the car. Start/stop drives me mad!

what was wrong with it?

+styggederrik very strong jolt. also annoying when inching forward at stop signs, or waiting for opposing traffic to pass and then trying to accelerate quickly before opposing traffic makes the turn impossible. it's like having a 2 second throttle response. I'm very used to the shark injector in my E46.

That is exactly on point on the issues the regular gas BMW have with start stop. I like how the electric motor gives an assist to the gas engine so it has enough time to start. On paper, doesn't seem like a big deal but in real world driving, it's night and day

Thanks for prompt answer, never felt it was too slow, maybe different from US to EU cars!?

Sorry if it was hard to hear, it will charge with a public Level 1 (120v) and Level 2 (220v) charger. But it will not be able to utilize a Level 3 DC quick charger (480v).